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Post by ecbill on Feb 13, 2021 21:05:03 GMT -7
Designed a few organizers to help out in the shop. 1st one is for Dremel bits and comm polishers.  11EE43FB-0D2C-4A1C-AAF4-45EF887335E9 by Bill Le, on Flickr Next is a rack for oil bottles. I try to keep them standing up so they don’t seep but seem to be constantly knocking them over. This should help.  9CD987DA-C6CF-44EA-8633-BFFA192F7F26 by Bill Le, on Flickr One of my favorite tools for keeping parts organized when overhauling a chassis is the vacuum formed AW tune up kit package. It’s great for laying everything out, separating front & rear brushes or springs etc. Decided to make one with a few minor mods.  C5A4C865-12DB-47C9-ADC9-F402C3123765 by Bill Le, on Flickr The first 2 are a couple of rough drafts made with scraps laying around the shop. They’ll suffice for my shop, for now. Planning to make a few tweaks to them and offer some for sale. |
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Post by GTS on Feb 14, 2021 6:05:56 GMT -7
Nice work on the CNC, Bill! Very impressive!
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Post by mazda on Feb 14, 2021 6:43:49 GMT -7
Great idea, I am always putting small parts down on my work area and then can’t find them.
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Post by jjwallace on Feb 14, 2021 9:22:14 GMT -7
Designed a few organizers to help out in the shop. 1st one is for Dremel bits and comm polishers. 11EE43FB-0D2C-4A1C-AAF4-45EF887335E9 by Bill Le, on Flickr Next is a rack for oil bottles. I try to keep them standing up so they don’t seep but seem to be constantly knocking them over. This should help. 9CD987DA-C6CF-44EA-8633-BFFA192F7F26 by Bill Le, on Flickr One of my favorite tools for keeping parts organized when overhauling a chassis is the vacuum formed AW tune up kit package. It’s great for laying everything out, separating front & rear brushes or springs etc. Decided to make one with a few minor mods. C5A4C865-12DB-47C9-ADC9-F402C3123765 by Bill Le, on Flickr The first 2 are a couple of rough drafts made with scraps laying around the shop. They’ll suffice for my shop, for now. Planning to make a few tweaks to them and offer some for sale. Fantastic work Bill! My favorite is the Dremel bit organizer. You guys and your CNC machines make me jealous. Please count me in on a purchase of all three! |
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Post by ecbill on Feb 18, 2021 19:59:07 GMT -7
Designed a few organizers to help out in the shop. 1st one is for Dremel bits and comm polishers. 11EE43FB-0D2C-4A1C-AAF4-45EF887335E9 by Bill Le, on Flickr Next is a rack for oil bottles. I try to keep them standing up so they don’t seep but seem to be constantly knocking them over. This should help. 9CD987DA-C6CF-44EA-8633-BFFA192F7F26 by Bill Le, on Flickr One of my favorite tools for keeping parts organized when overhauling a chassis is the vacuum formed AW tune up kit package. It’s great for laying everything out, separating front & rear brushes or springs etc. Decided to make one with a few minor mods. C5A4C865-12DB-47C9-ADC9-F402C3123765 by Bill Le, on Flickr The first 2 are a couple of rough drafts made with scraps laying around the shop. They’ll suffice for my shop, for now. Planning to make a few tweaks to them and offer some for sale. Fantastic work Bill! My favorite is the Dremel bit organizer. You guys and your CNC machines make me jealous. Please count me in on a purchase of all three! Considering modifying the dremel bit organizer. Perhaps 3 rows of holes instead of 4 and making it a little longer. What do you think? |
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Post by GTS on Feb 18, 2021 20:22:23 GMT -7
Considering modifying the dremel bit organizer. Perhaps 3 rows of holes instead of 4 and making it a little longer. What do you think? For my own needs, I would consider more space between the holes for the bits and of coarse that would depend on the size of the bit. When I try to make organizers like this, I try to figure how much room I need for my clunky fingers to grasp the bit I'm needing and what bits go where that will be handy to grab. Just my 2 centavos  . |
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Post by jjwallace on Feb 19, 2021 4:56:12 GMT -7
Considering modifying the dremel bit organizer. Perhaps 3 rows of holes instead of 4 and making it a little longer. What do you think? For my own needs, I would consider more space between the holes for the bits and of coarse that would depend on the size of the bit. When I try to make organizers like this, I try to figure how much room I need for my clunky fingers to grasp the bit I'm needing and what bits go where that will be handy to grab. Just my 2 centavos . I tend to agree with Gale on the spacing. My desk is fairly cluttered so space is valuable...but honestly for my needs I would make a shorter or longer one work. It's your preference . |
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